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milliways_bar2014-06-23 10:30 pm
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The boys have been discharged from hospital, and Shufti is in good spirits tonight. She has both twins snuggled up together in a moses basket as she comes to the bar, and currently all is quiet (because it isn't, of course, two in the morning).
"Hey Bar. Did I miss much?" she asks, putting the basket down next to her.
Bar gives her a cupcake.
'You don't want to know'
"Uh oh. I better go look in the office then, in a minute."
She reaches into the basket to disentangle Brian, who has just had his hair grabbed by Nathan.
"Hey Bar. Did I miss much?" she asks, putting the basket down next to her.
Bar gives her a cupcake.
'You don't want to know'
"Uh oh. I better go look in the office then, in a minute."
She reaches into the basket to disentangle Brian, who has just had his hair grabbed by Nathan.

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The reason for that is the red-headed toddler of about fourteen months, sleeping in the Goth's lap.
He smiles at Shufti, and nods to her as she enters.
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"Hey Teja." she says softly. "He's getting big, isn't he?"
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"Poor Jack got all sorts of questions at school, he was really worried at first that people might not believe they are his brothers because he's so fair."
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But anyone with a basic knowledge of genetics can tell that Jack has a different birth dad. I don't think it's even possible for a black dad and a red headed mum to have a blonde kid."
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Mun had to research this on Wikipedia when looking for twin pbs.no subject
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Nathan wakes up, at this point, and starts to whimper. Shufti lifts him out so that he doesn't wake Brian.
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His attitude to children has changed much, between the children in Gotland, and Egil.
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Nathan sucks his fingers and looks vaguely in Teja's direction.
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"You've got good with babies." Shufti says. "With all that practice."
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